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Having a pet can be expensive and involves you in making a long term commitment to your adopted pet. Regular expenses you will have include weekly food bills, yearly booster vaccinations, boarding fees during holidays, pet insurance, and any unexpected veterinary treatment charges.
Is a Rabbit the right pet for you?
If you can answer YES to these questions then read on to find out about adopting a rabbit.
Rabbit Adoption Charges
Rabbit (all ages) £30.00
These charges include:
If you would like to go ahead and adopt a rabbit then view those currently available below, make a note of the name and reference number of those you are interested in, then email us at: rehoming@rspcamiddlesex.org.uk or phone us on (020) 8966 9688 to discuss adopting a pet.
Shadow is a sweet little lad who was signed over as members of her family were allergic to her.
Shadow is a lovely little chap is a lively friendly boy who is easily picked up and handled. Shadow has been kept as an indoor rabbit, so he will need to remain indoors at least until the weather improves and it get a lot warmer.
Shadow is looking for a female companion to share his new life with so any lonely girls out there should definately apply.
Stardust is a lovely little girl who was signed over as she was no longer wanted by her previous owners.
Stardust, has always lived by herself and now is her chance to find a loving playmate to share her days with. She is a friendly rabbit who really seems to enjoy a cuddle. She is easily picked up and handled. stardust is a confident rabbit who would benefit from a male companion and lots of extra space to run about in.
These 2 girlies came form the same home, they were signed over to us as there owner had too many naimsl to cope with.
These girls are nice and friendly and can be easily handled. They are looking for a home as a pair and will need a nice large space for lots of eploring, investigating and generally being nosey little rabbits.
Tayla & Jengo are a pair of several rabbits signed over to us as there are just too many animals in the household to cope with.
They are both friendly, inquisitive rabbits who can be easily handled. They are looking for a home as a pair where there is lots of space for exploration and investigation.
Deka & Kojo are a pair of several rabbits all signed over as their owner had just too many pets.
Deka and Kojo are nice bold rabbits who are easily handled. They will need lots of space for hopping and jumping about and lots of interesting things to investigarte and explore.
Jemelia & Kofi are a pair of several rabbits signed over to us as there were just too many animals in the property and the numbers needed reducing.
Jemalia and Kofi are both nice bold, confident rabbits who are easily handled. These rabbits are living outside at present, and there new homes should include large hutch and run with lots of hopping about space.
Jemelia ia the lop and Kofi is the one who’s ears can’t decide what to do with themselves.
Poppy is a lovely girl who was signed over to us after her owner died. She is alovely bold confident rabbit, who is very easily picked up and handled.
Poppy is looking for a male companion to share her days with.
At present poppy is living in an outdoor hutch and run, but she would suit living in or out doors.
Gloria came into our care as she was no longer wanted. She is a bold, confident rabbit who is inquisitive and nosey. She is an affectionate little girl, but she can be quite assertive and bossey at times, hopefully being spayed will help calm her down a little bit.
Gloria has been kept indoor all her life so far so she will need to be homed as an indoor rabbit, at least until the weather improves and the night, especially, are a lot warmer. Gloria would definately benefit from having a male rabbit companion to share her days with, so any lonely boys out there should consider Gloria for a new friend.
Fat Rascal is a super friendly little rabbit who was signed over with his litter mates, after their pregant mom was rescued from some youths by a caring memebr of public.
Fat Rascal and family have all been handled regularly since they were born so are all nice and friendly, very inquisitive and easy to pick up.
These rabbits are used to living outdoors at present, but would also be suitable for homing to an indoor environment. He is looking for a home as a friend to an existing female rabbit.
fat Rascal is too young for neutering at present, but this will be carried out by the branch when he is old enough - usually at about 4 mth old.
Lola is a sweet little girl who was found with great long talons wandering the streets just a week before christmas. She is a nice friendly rabbit who can be a bit assertive but we are hoping being spayed will calm her down a little.
Lola is looking for a home outdoors where she will have lots of space to hop and jump about, and she definately needs the company of a man, so any lonely boys out there should definately apply!
Picture to come soon.
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